A comprehensive strategy is needed to overcome the current and emerging challenges vis-à-vis Pakistan’s water issues with India and the development of human resource at domestic level is the prerequisite. The prompt and timely response is key to counter Indian designs of denying Pakistan its share of water in Indus Basin.
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